(MENAFN) Bahrain's most expensive hotel will be launched by the Eid holiday.
Guests of the most expensive, luxurious hotel will be greeted in Bahrain by a personal room manager and a private butler with a cost of USD10.6 per night, according to Arabian Business.
The rooms, furnished by Bahrainis, are designed to comfort the guest by enabling them to reach everything by opening the curtains to order room service without getting up, while the bathtubs overlooks the city and each electronic device is connected to a tablet. In addition, guests' details will be used to arrange social meetings by a social manager, as the Gulf Daily News reported.
Patrick De Groot, managing director, said: "This is not just a hotel, it is a social club," since it offers nine public zones such as restaurants, lounges, bars, game rooms, cigar lounges and conference centers.
"For example, each restaurant is focused on socializing, not just the food; food is served to the table not the person.It will make the experience more about the people you are with than just the food, which we hope will bring more people to the table." Patrick added.
He said: "Also we have created an application for guests that can be downloaded to their phone and as part of this app, there will be a chat room where guests can talk amongst each other and even create chat groups for more private conversations."
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